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Los Bitchos bring hallucinatory, surf-exotica that is as evocative as it is playful, with instrumental voyages that feel like soundtracks to a night of

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Lately, it feels like the world is one endless bad news cycle. Joshua Idehen isn’t here to pretend otherwise but instead brings humour, warmth

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Dream Nails are asking different questions nowadays. They made their name with energised, empathetic, yet politically conscious punk, bursting onto the scene with their

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Holysseus Fly is unapologetically embracing her pop star dreams on her own terms, making alt pop with soul and electronic influences. With the show-womanship

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Prima Queen’s love story is one which cinema could only aspire to. An instant connection that was nearly missed. A divide of 4,000 miles

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Decolonise Fest is an annual London-based, volunteer-run, non-profit DIY punk festival collectively organised by and for punx of colour. For the first time, the

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Cydney Brown is a London-based singer-songwriter blending soulful vocals, raw acoustic energy and atmospheric indie-folk influences. Having performed at Glastonbury twice and regularly gigging

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Blending atmospheric night time soundscapes, astral synth work, multi-fidelity recordings and dreamy guitars – Night Tapes is a South-East London project making envelope-pushing, escapist

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Big Sleep partly came together at school, and others later joined through Dublin’s live music scene. With indie-pop qualities that blend alternative rock, pop,

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Porij has awoken an appetite for something we didn’t realise we were so hungry for: a collision between the worlds of indie-rock and dance

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Nadeem Din-Gabisi is an award-winning poet, visual artist and filmmaker who has cemented his unique voice as one the of the most thought-provoking new

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Part of the Decolonise Fest Takeover… Female-led post-punk from the scouse underground they were named “ones to watch” by Future Yard at Beacon Festival.